we're not even one full month into baseball season, yet it's already
time to vote for our 2015 All Stars. and Brantley fans, this year we
have to do better. last year Michael was named to the American League
All Star Team as a reserve; let's make him a starter in 2015! =D
Michael's
certainly had an eventful start to his season, struggling
with a lower back strain that affected his play early on in April. but
he seems to have found a way to not only manage the issue, but also
still be able to
take the field and be a positive contributor for the Indians. talk about
resilient. right now
he's batting .333, one of the better averages on the team. and with 17
hits, 5 doubles, and 6 RBI in 13 games, it's clear he's doing good
things at the plate. i believe he's definitely worthy of being named
an All Star for the second year in a row.
so how can
you vote?
blogs about [2022 World Series Champion!] Michael Brantley and the Cleveland Indians, written by a diehard fan. i have no affiliation with the team, i just love 'em.
post "retirement" edit: four years after his time in Cleveland ended, Brantley won his first World Series with the Houston Astros. he's a Champion now, y'all. so happy for you, Brant! =D
Showing posts with label Great American Ball Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great American Ball Park. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Brantley's Career High 48 Extra Base Hits
Michael's done it again. tonight he set a new career high with 48 extra base hits. his previous career high of 47 extra base hits was set in 2012.
the Indians played their final game against the Cincinnati Reds this year in Great American Ball Park on August 7. Michael's extra base hit came after a 1-0 count when he hit a 2-out double down the right field line in the top of the 1st inning against Homer Bailey. it was his only hit of the game, but it was all he needed to set a new record for himself.
Michael has been on a tear this year, having already set a new career high in home runs, so it was only a matter of time before he passed his old XBH high. Michael still has up to 47 games left to play in before this season wraps up, so i fully anticipate him re-setting this new career high repeatedly until 2014 is done. and i can't wait to see how many XBH he ends up with. could he hit 60? or 65? it's exciting to think about. =D
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the Indians played their final game against the Cincinnati Reds this year in Great American Ball Park on August 7. Michael's extra base hit came after a 1-0 count when he hit a 2-out double down the right field line in the top of the 1st inning against Homer Bailey. it was his only hit of the game, but it was all he needed to set a new record for himself.
Michael has been on a tear this year, having already set a new career high in home runs, so it was only a matter of time before he passed his old XBH high. Michael still has up to 47 games left to play in before this season wraps up, so i fully anticipate him re-setting this new career high repeatedly until 2014 is done. and i can't wait to see how many XBH he ends up with. could he hit 60? or 65? it's exciting to think about. =D
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